This is an original Japanese B2 poster printed in 1966 for Sergio Corbucci’s Django, starring Franco Nero and Loredana Nusciak, with the unforgettable theme by Luis Bacalov. A cornerstone of the Spaghetti Western that launched a wave of sequels, homages, and cultural references for decades.
Design
Grit and myth in one frame: a stark, grainy close-up of Django’s steely gaze fills the left field, bisected by a revolver barrel thrust toward the viewer. In the distance, the iconic image—Django dragging his coffin across a desolate landscape—anchors the composition next to the “DJANGO” wordmark. The bold red Japanese title 「続・荒野の用心棒」 slashes across the base, a uniquely Japanese campaign choice that linked the film to Kurosawa-style lone-wolf legend. Hard-edged typography and weathered textures complete a rare, high-impact design.
Condition
Very Good / Excellent. Please review the photos—they show the exact poster for sale.
Please see additional imagery provided. This poster was previously displayed at the time and has some old tape marks. They are relatively minor and once framed, this poster will display excellently. We have taken the condition into account when pricing.
This poster is an original Japanese theatrical B2 from the 1966 first-release campaign.
It is not a reproduction or a reprint.
It is over 59 years old!
Certificate of Authenticity included.
